late C19 machine tile roofs.
C18 brass weathercock to north-west corner.
Belfry has windows of two lights with shouldered round-headed arches, Anglo-Saxon in appearance and possibly reused from an earlier tower
Nave: south side has square-headed window of three trefoil- headed lights, probably late C15, to east of doorway.
Window to right also of three lights but with right light now cut by transept, has more rounded cusping and is probably C16
C13 single-chamfered pointed south doorway.
Chancel: south side has restored C17 square-headed window of three cusped lights
Interior: main feature is early C15 arch-braced collar beam roof in eight bays to nave and chancel with two tiers of cusped windbraces and cusped struts from collars to similarly cusped principal rafters.
cornice has elaborately carved quatrefoil decoration, largely C19 but copied from section of original at east end of north side
three bands of foliage decoration, the one at the apex also being carved with dragons.
C19 carved angels at junction between ceilure and nave roof.
C18 pulpit and altar rails with turned balusters.
Chest at east end of north aisle incorporates some C17 and C18 work and oak chest in nave is dated 1760.
Stained glass in east window depicting crucifixion by Kempe Stone above door to north transept, probably not in situ, has carvings of three nails and a heart with date "1679" in raised lettering and probably commemorates some alteration to the fabric.
Monuments: plain C19 wall tablets and memorials, most notable being that to Revd.